Bangladesh bans social networking site Facebook - Australia Network News
Bangladesh has blocked the social networking site Facebook for posting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. Officials have also complained about 'obnoxious' images of the Muslim majority country's leaders. On Friday, thousands of Bangladeshis had protested in the capital Dhaka, demanding the
Google stats show Facebook power - ZDNet Australia
the social-networking service. Facebook.com is visited monthly by 540 million people, or slightly more than 35 per cent of the internet population, according to Google Ad Planner worldwide data gathered using recently-acquired Double Click.
How social networking is changing Corporate India - Rediff
A tweet here, a facebook comment there and blogs all over were forcing corporates to sit up and take note of social networking sites as employees resort to this powerful cyberspace tool to air grievances, make suggestions and lobby for their demands, in a changing workplace landscape. "The Internet
Bangladesh has blocked the social networking site Facebook for posting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed. Officials have also complained about 'obnoxious' images of the Muslim majority country's leaders. On Friday, thousands of Bangladeshis had protested in the capital Dhaka, demanding the
Google stats show Facebook power - ZDNet Australia
the social-networking service. Facebook.com is visited monthly by 540 million people, or slightly more than 35 per cent of the internet population, according to Google Ad Planner worldwide data gathered using recently-acquired Double Click.
How social networking is changing Corporate India - Rediff
A tweet here, a facebook comment there and blogs all over were forcing corporates to sit up and take note of social networking sites as employees resort to this powerful cyberspace tool to air grievances, make suggestions and lobby for their demands, in a changing workplace landscape. "The Internet
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